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  • To create an assignment via the Content tool: Go to “Content” tool > Select “Create New” > Select “Assignment”.

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Create an Assignment via Assignment Tool

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titleGrade Options

Assignment Grade

When instructors add a Grade to the assignment, they can alter it's gradebook settings too.

Select Grade out of to assign a grade value and to review grading options.

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Grading Options

  • Edit or Link to Existing means this assessment counts towards final grade and should be linked to the gradebook. For more information on gradebook linking please visit this link:

  • Not in Gradebook means this assessment does not count towards final course grade

  • Reset to Ungraded reverts the assessment to an ungraded item

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Submission & Completion Options

  • Determine the Assignment Type

    • Individual Assignment students submit on behalf of themselves

    • Group Assignment students submit on behalf of a group.

      • Create group in the Groups and Sections tool in Course Information.

  • Add or Associate an existing Assignment Category

    • This is an organizational feature to tailor the view of the assignment’s tool it does not impact grading or the final grade.

  • Set the Submission Type

    • Submission types allowed are:

      • File submission- Students must submit a file attachment, PDFs, Word,

      • Text submission- Students submit in text responses, or attach video via the insert stuff option.

      • On paper submission- Student submits hardcopy of their work in person. No submission on line. Grades distributed online.

      • Observed in person- Student presents work in person. No submission on line. Grades Distributed online.

  • Determine the max Files Allowed Per Submission

    • Unlimited - students can resubmit unlimited times until the end date.

    • One file means the students can only submit once before the end date.

  • Outline the Allowable File Extensions

    • Students must upload specific file attachment.

      • Options include: PDF, Annotatable files, Files that can be previewed without conversion, Images and Videos, Custom File Types, Compatible with Turnitin

  • Set the parameters for Submissions attempts

    • All Submissions are kept - Student can submit multiple files and Instructor can review all attempts in students submission file.

    • Only one Submission allowed - Student can only submit one attachment

    • Only the most recent submission is kept - Student can submit multiple attachments, Instructor can only review the latest submission attempt

  • Add a Notification Email for completed submissions

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Evaluation & Feedback

  • Attach existing Rubrics or create new Rubrics

    • Select Add Rubric to attach exiting rubric or to create a new rubric

  • Attach existing or create new Learning Objectives

    • Select 'Manage Learning Objectives' to attach existing learning objective to the assessment

  • Enable or Disable Annotation Tools

    • This feature allows Instructors to provide in-context feedback.

    • See Annotation Tools for more information

  • Enable or Disable Anonymous Marking

  • Enable and manage Turnitin Integration

    • Select Manage Turnitin to outline Turnitin similarity checking rules.

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All assignments have a default setting of ‘Ungraded’.

🏁 Review Assignment Details and Save

  • Review Assignment’s availability: Start Date, Due Date (students marked officially late after this date), and the End Date(last day students can see assessment, grade and feedback), Accommodations,and Special Access.

  • Review the assignment max Grade Out Of, and the Gradebooksettings.

  • Review Submission Types, Allowable File Extensions, and review Turnitin Integration.

  • Once all assessment details are reviewed

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  • , toggle the visibility indicator

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  • to make the assignment

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  • accessible to students on the chosen start date and time.

    • By default

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    • assessments are invisible

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    • and must be made visible prior to the start date for students to

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    • view it

  • Then select Save and Close to save the assessment

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Info

  • Assignments that are not named will automatically be saved as ‘Untitled’.

  • All assignments have a default setting of ‘Ungraded’.

Note

Assignments can be edited after being published. However, do this with caution, especially when Turnitin is enabled. Please contact edtech@brocku.ca for more info.

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